The Noble Act of Happiness
Imagine watching the credits of a children's movie, The Greatest Showman, and discovering an inspiring quote that categorizes your actions as a "noble act." Suddenly, you realize that your so-called "toxic trait" of caring for others is an entirely valid reason to continue doing so. "The noblest act is that of making others happy." -P.T. Barnum In the movie, the "art" refers to the joy and magic that comes from a circus of peculiar and unique persons. Kids were exposed to differences in humanity, where they were portrayed in a fascinating and iconic manner. The way P.T. Barnum's circus lifted spirits during troubling times of the 19th century coincides with the joy and happiness I wish to bring others. I've been told I care about others more than myself, and I won't try to disagree with you. However, I will argue my point of what others' happiness means to me. I would tell you... On a day when I'm feeling defeated, an...